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44 Ariz. St. L.J. 703 (2012)
Indigenous International Repatriation

handle is hein.journals/arzjl44 and id is 719 raw text is: INDIGENOUS INTERNATIONAL REPATRIATION Honor Keeler* I. INTRODUCTION. ........................................ ......705 II. HISTORY ...................................................710 A. Introduction ................................ .....710 B. Introduction of European International Law to Native America ...713 1. 15th Century: Europe Adopts Historic Practice of Non-Consent and Grave Robbing ........................ .....713 2. 15th-16th Centuries: Columbus Dictates the Future of European Relations with Native American Nations.......... ............717 3. 16 th-17th Centuries: European Trading Companies Adopt Practices of the Spanish .................... ......718 4. 17h 1th Centuries: Colonial Settlements.......... ....723 III. THE UNITED STATES ................................... ......730 A. Introduction ................................ .....730 B. United States: 18 19th Centuries ................. .....733 C. World's Fairs and Winnetou: The Results of Ignoring the Native Voice ........................ ..................739 D. World War II: The Movement of Native American Collections in Europe ......................... ................743 E. Conclusion .......................... ............745 IV. THE GLOBAL REPATRIATION MOVEMENT IN THE MODERN ERA...........745 A. Introduction ................................ .....745 B. Indigenous Initiated Legislation and Efforts in the Repatriation Movement ............................ ...............746 1. The United States .........................746 2. Australia ................ ..................... 750 3. New Zealand ..............................753 * J.D., 2010, University of New Mexico School of Law; B.A., 2005, Brown University. The author wishes to thank her family, Professor Rebecca Tsosie, Professor Gloria Valencia- Weber, Professor Christine Zuni-Cruz, Dr. Richard Allen (Cherokee Nation), Edward Halealoha Ayau, Kevin Gover and the staff at the NMAI, P. Sam Deloria, Helen Padilla, Kevin Washburn and Libby Rodke Washburn, Jack Trope, C6dric Brunet, and the Association on American Indian Affairs, Dr. Neil Curtis (Marischal Museum), Patricia Allan (Glasgow Museums), and Dr. Peter Bolz (Berlin Ethnologishes Museum). I would also like to thank Sasha Meschkow, Eric Wanner, and the editors at the Arizona State Law Journal.

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